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As long as your condition isn't deemed serious, a dislocated finger shouldn't affect you joining the military. ChaCha!
You should ice, elevate and splint it, and take an over the counter pain reliever. I don't think the tennis game is a good idea--dislocations can cause ligaments to tear, and you might make the injury worse.
A dislocated finger is a relatively common, traumatic sporting injury characterized by tearing of the connective tissue surrounding one of the finger joints with subsequent displacement of the bones forming the joint so they are no longer s...
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(I am not a doctor.) That doesn't sound like a fracture, but you probably dislocated it, bruising the joint. If it popped right back in place and feels very swollen, I would build a splint to go from the finger tips to near the elbow. Let t...
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First - a SPLINT - make one yourself, with a small piece of wood or even a nail file, and some Ace bandage! Then put a glove on. You MUST protect the finger from RE-INJURY. I know the importance of hand protection - I'm a free-lance jazz pi...
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That was the first time I did it and the only time I’ve ever done it–so no, not really. I was basically like, “I don’t want this thing to stay like this, so I’m just gonna put it back.”
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･ Playing a sport is the number one cause of dislocated fingers, but any sudden twist to a finger may cause... ･ Seeking medical treatment as soon as possible is the key to healing a dislocated finger. While instinct... ･ Expect to have the...
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･ 1 Calm the injured person down, making the person as comfortable and relaxed as possible. ･ 2 Determine quickly whether or not reducing the dislocation (putting the bones back in line) is necessary... ･ 3 If reduction of the dislocation i...
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･ 1 Do not attempt to move the joint back into place on your own, as this could cause further damage. ･ 2 Seek medical attention. You need a professional to move the joints back into their normal position... ･ 3 Wear a splint to immobilize ...
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it will be fine after the ice. ive dislocated many bones
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